eSUN PLA Basic Filament 1.75mm, 3D Printer Filament High Speed PLA for Fast Printing, 1KG Spool (2.2 LBS) 3D Printing Filament for High Speed 3D Printers, Cold White

See image for color example (the drift wheels). This is a fantastic bang for the buck. I've always used eSun PLA+ but took a shot on this "fast PLA" as I keep seeing it pop up more. It does indeed print stupidly fast and looks spectacular! It has a very interesting sheen to it, I like the color so much I've been using it for everything.I also bought gray and cold white and they all look excellent. This a very high quality PLA and the price really doesn't get much lower, I'll be buying this one from now on.

This PLA filament is a godsend. I don't have a "high-speed" printer for the record. The filament I was using would get very stringy. I tried everything to remedy the problem but it would just get stringy and sometimes warp from my print bed. I ordered this eSun filament and wow....what a HUGE difference. This stuff just doesn't get stringy...at all. It adheres beautifully to the print bed. It just works. It's smooth printing and irons nicely as well. This is my new favorite PLA by far. I hope they make this stuff in a bigger variety of colors. I would replace all my spools of filament with this.Don't think twice....just get it!

This filament offers superb print quality at a great value! I've been using several eSun colors my Bambu Lab A1 Mini and full size A1. It works great with the manual feed as well as the AMS lite (the spools fit on with no adaptors). I have not had any print issues and the material also seems strong for PLA. I also have not noticed any strange odors with the eSun material. I also like the fact that the spools are cardboard, they are easy to recycle.

Love love the color and it prints pretty nicely. Havent had much trouble with these until i got one that was horribly tangled. Still recommend it but careful!

Excellent PLA for the price. Looks pretty good on the extrusions too with the white. Plus ESUN comes with consistent quality.

Once the spool got down to near the end, I noticed that the adhesive used to connect the parts of the cardboard spool together got stuck to the filament. It ruined my print.Thankfully it got stuck and my extruder gears didn't have enough force to peel it off. Otherwise I would have glue and cardboard in my nozzle, which would be a SIGNIFICANTLY worse issue.

Overall this didn't perform very well in my X1C w/ AMS. The AMS from the very start had many tangles. This is the first filament that I had this issue with. I don't know if it's the cardboard spool or what. Then even at the very end of it (in the picture you can see) it's stuck to the glue. I can't even get it to lift off without something to pry under it.The print quality hasn't been good either. It's have a lot of surface problems. I haven't tried fixing it, but this is the same profile I've used for several different brands of PLA from Matter hackers to Prusa. They all had no issues.I ended up having to transfer this to another spool for it to even print. I have several more spools of this and I'm worried that each of them will be a problem...

Filament has been working great in my bambo lab a1 with a AMS.